Practical topic 34 Flashcards
Liver, spleen, stomach and their suspension
Liver
Give the margins of the liver
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Margo obtusus
- Rounded part (dorsal)
- Crossed by esophageus and vena cava caudalis
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Margo acutus
- Pointed part (ventrally)
- Can be divided into:
- Margo sinister
- Margo ventralis
- Margo dexter
Liver
Give the facies of the liver
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Facies diaphragmatica
- Lie against the concavity of the diaphragm
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Fascies visceralis
- In contact with the stomach
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Porta hepatis
- The depression on facies visceralis
- V. portae, v. hepatica and ductus hepaticus pass there
Liver
How many lobes does the dog have
6 lobes
Liver
Give the lobes of the dog
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Lobus hepatis dexter
- Lateralis (located next to lobus caudatus)
- Medialis (contains fossa of the gall bladder)
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Lobus hepatis sinister
- Lateralis (separated by a fissure from the left medial lobe and is frequently notched. Contains stomach on visceral, concave surface)
- Medialis
- Lobus quadratus
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Lobus caudatus
- Processus papillaris
- Processus caudatus
Liver
Give the impressions of the liver
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Impressio esophagea
- On margo dorsalis/obtusus
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Impressio gastrica
- On left lobe (lateral)
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Impressio duodenalis
- Ventral and to the right of porta hepatis
- Impressio pancreaticus
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Impressio renalis
- From the right kidney, on processus caudatus
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Impressio vesicae fellae
- On quadrate lobe and right medial lobe
Liver
Give the ligaments
- Lig. hepatogastrica et lig. hepatoduodenalis
- Lig. hepatorenale
- Lig. triangulare dextru et sinistrum
- Lig. coronarium hepatis
- Lig. falciforme hepatis
What is the latin name for gall bladder?
Vesica fellae
Where is the gall bladder situated?
Between right medial lobe and quadrate lobe on fascies visceralis
Where does the bile enter and leaves the gall bladder?
Ductus cysticus
Give the pathway of the bile from the gall bladder
- Ductus hepatici (from each lobe)
- Ductus hepaticus sinistra/dextra (from left/right lobe)
- Ductus hepaticus communis
- Ductus cysticus
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Ductus choledochus (blie duct)
- Uinon of hepatic ducts and cystic ducts
Give the arterial blood supply of the liver
A. hepatica
→ Ex. a. coeliaca → Ex. a. aocta abdominalis
Give the venous blood system of the liver
Vena portae
Transports venous blood from the intestines to the liver
It continues as hepatic veins, emptying into vena cava caudalis
Spleen
Where is the spleen situated?
- Superficial layer of omentum major
- On top of curvatura major of the stomach on the left side
Spleen
Give the compartments of the spleen (and linked to the spleen)
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Facies parietalis
- Lateral surface
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Facies visceralis
- Against the stomach
- Extremitas dorsalis
- Extremitas ventralis
- Margo cranialis
- Margo caudalis
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Hilus lienis
- Site where the vessels connect to
- Divides spleen into cranial and caudal surface
- Recessus lienalis
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Velum omentale
- Attachment (suspension) between mesocolon and spleen
Give the arterial blood supply of the spleen
A. lienalis
→ Ex. a. coeliaca → ex. a. aorta abdominalis